Sounds amazing. I have travelled very little in my life, but one place I would like to go is Iceland.
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deptfordmarmoset
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I was hoping for 2 for 1 offers. Not 2-1.C'mon Iceland!
Nothing against England, I just love all things Icelandic. 10% of the Icelandic population is in the stadium tonight
raleighnut
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I think I may have a comment for the next bunch of 'little england' merchants I encounter, a bit of reverse racism. (and bear in mind this will be said with my tongue well and truly stuck in my cheek)
" Oh yeah we're so great we couldn't even beat a bunch of Eskimo's"
N.B.please note that Iceland is one of the countries that I'd love to visit, a mate of mine ( Steve AKA Digger) was married to an Icelandic girl (whilst I was living with a girl from Finland) and showed me some photo's of the country from when he was there and went cycle touring.......absolutely stunning place.
mybike
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Is that based on personal experience.
Rumour has it that you put the kibosh on England. (not that I'm complaining)
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Well done. I hope you send that to the RSPCA.
Hope you feel better soon.Sunny here but it's wasted on me.
Have you tried playing patience?I am bored
Let's hope everything settles down.
Did you try to bend your toes back?
raleighnut
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Do visit Iceland it is wonderful.
Our joy for Iceland is genuine, we would be excited whoever they has beaten tonight. We have been fortunate to travel all the way round the globe and so far the nicest people we have met are in Fiji and Iceland, we were married in Fiji so will always cheer for them. On this occasion our Northern friends are the rank underdogs and we love and applaud their success.
Obviously living where we do, we are all for the outsiders wearing blue.
As a footnote, respect to Roy Hodgeson for his immediate reaction, he leaves with honour in the manner of his departure.
mybike
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So given your limited experience in the realms of human beauty ....
Keep trolling
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We have wild Muntjac deer. Native to South Asia, including parts of Japan. They escaped from Woburn and have spread quite widely.By and large I would not envisage Japanese deer to be a problem in Hertfordshire.
Not that I've seen one in our garden, mind!
mybike
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You're being grumpy again.
SatNavSaysStraightOn
Changed hemispheres!
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Lovely frosty morning again. Sent my OH to work with his woolly hat on. Only -4.5C when he set out.
Set for another blue skies day here
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Last week living in the city as well! Yippee....
Then off to some temporary accommodation rurally for 8 nights before we get the keys on our place 2 weeks today.
Set for another blue skies day here
.Last week living in the city as well! Yippee....
Then off to some temporary accommodation rurally for 8 nights before we get the keys on our place 2 weeks today.
thanks. I just couldn't see it for looking. At least I now also have my Sophos antivirus and security configured again since the rebuild last week.
hopless500
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They're always in our garden. Destructive buggers they are
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